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that's a pretty flashy wood hauler. it's nice to see a chevy in the bunch

we may be spoiled a little in my area, i have an abundance of oaks and maples and the fiskers makes it almost too easy and i know my monster maul hefting days are pretty much behind me. the fiskers has so much pop it is almost dangerous and the few knotty hunks i have can go to my splitter...

did someone say ms361:wave::love1:

red oak,wite oak, have some ash this year which i don't get much of,but is hard to beat.

nice looking woods, steve. Nothing like a stand of northern wi oak and maple. looks alot like my woods.:clap:

frost this morning

lopi endeaver is this a good stove? can I get decent burn times with it. can get for $400 maybe less in great condition. anyone have an opinion?

does anyone out there have a lopi and are they good stoves, I might have a chance to buy one if its not gone already. it's an endeaver i think. can you get decent burn times with those smallish fireboxes?

still frost in the morning here

At 40+ years old I am praising my ms 361 for it's lightness,excellant anti vibe,and also fuel economy.I still like my 038 but it the improvements are hard to miss on the new saws, and yes the filler caps are somewhat hokey,I already dumped out a full tank of bar oil because i thought it was...

I'm glad to know I was not the only one disturbed by that post

this year doing 16' straight rows on old pallets to keep it off the ground. I stack the crooked,small and knotty pieces on the top of the rows so they don't mess up the stack. stacking two rows together then a space before the next row, that way I get good air circulation and I can get to all...

my splitting axe seems to have lots of pop for the size, i don't know much about celsius, and I didn't split in really cold weather but they are lifetime warranteed right?

it get's easier

+1 I love making my own heat

had 3" of snow sunday night 23 degrees last night but we stayed warm without the gas man, now if I could only do away with the gas station man:dizzy: I like to cut spring and fall sometimes too much snow and cold here in winter

ok truck but I would go 4x4

good luck

it's a tad stiff

finally figured out how to post a picture of my gem